Since its establishment in 1922, the vision of the AICPA Foundation has been to advance the science of accountancy and accounting education. Guided by a core ideology and principles, the Foundation is committed to supporting and growing the next generation of CPAs through three primary focuses.

Increasing the representation of minorities in the profession is key to continued cultural growth in the profession.

In Their Own Words

AICPA Fellowship for Minority Doctoral Students
“I count it a blessing to have been chosen for the AICPA Minority Doctoral Fellowship. This fellowship will go a long way in alleviating my financial burden.” – Lydia Didia, Jackson State University

INROADS Internship
“Throughout the summer, I had the pleasure of attending various functions where my feedback was requested, which helped me understand the value and trust the team placed in my thoughts. I never felt like a stereotypical intern or lesser than any of my colleagues.” – Nigel Moore, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

AICPA Scholarship for Minority Accounting Students
“Being selected for the AICPA Scholarship for Minority Accounting Students has provided me with an amazing opportunity. The AICPA Legacy Scholars program has allowed me to share my love of accounting with other students – I found the process of helping them to be very rewarding.” -Ashley Amos, Brigham Young University

In the News

How can your tax-deductible contribution strengthen the future of your profession? In more ways than you can imagine: learn more about the AICPA scholarships.

AICPA TV

Watch this video with the Foundation’s President Randy Fletchall, CPA for more information on how the AICPA Foundation is making an impact on people’s lives to create a stronger accounting profession.